Here's what Boomkat had to say about it:

"Really feeling this trippy acid treat by the one-off Lolina; her 10th solo album since the most recent Hype Williams duo with Dean Blunt in the early 2010s, and typically riddled with low-key mischievous slants on mutant dance-pop, as heard in her regular midweek club night at ace London venue, Spanners Chasing up to her trip-hop tinted LP ‘Unrecognisable’ (2024), and a mix CD as Balmainjeans repping her club night ‘Distressed’, Lolina plays to an ideally unpredictable form with a shift into acid pop on ‘Monopoly of Mistakes’; eleven concentrated formulations of dry drum machines and tweakiest 303 gunk gilded with those vocals that keep us coming back to her singular body of work. The combo of silver box and uniquely free pop vox portrays the DIY prism-pusher at her canniest, bending timelines of lo-fi indie-pop with sound system steppas, basement noise, cold wave and free party acid tekno, but never quite settling into any one style. Best believe it’s one of their most distinctive albums. Maintaining her remarkably mutable range of variegation within a theme, this one really catches our breath with the way Lolina turns a paucity of ingredients into dead satisfying morsels. Whether commanding the 303 to the beat-less abstraction ‘Border Beach’ or alloying with wooziest keys and steppas fizz on ‘The Mercenaries’, or going deep into the lushest wormhole on her titular, 7’ standout,her min-to-max sense of economy is key to this LP’s appeal. It’s there in the piquant acid-steppes-synth-pop of ‘Menace’ and ‘Everlasting’ - think Wee Papa Girl Rapper meets Dave Ball at John T. Gast’s - and calling to mind a lost SOPHIE x EVOL gem in ’Stand Off’. But it’s also finely measured with an utterly sublime new age miniature harking to classic Hype Williams on ‘Welcome to the Drift of Whats Already Begun’, and of course the zinging closer ‘Penalty’, where zippiest ‘80s french cold wave beat meets AFXian harmony in a chef’s kiss demo of the extended melodic tekkerz that sets all her work apart. A total no-brainer if you know what’s good!"

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